Yup! That worked properly. I typed 2212 in my document and then hit ALT+x
and it converted the 2212 to a true minus sign.
Thanks Suzanne.
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Actually, the true minus sign (which is wider than a hyphen, more like an em
dash, and the same width as the plus sign) is naturally nonbreaking; find it
at 2212 in the Mathematical Operators character subset).
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"Angel Bivins" wrote in message
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Oh yeah! Duh. Thanks LS!
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"LS" wrote:
Control+Shift+-
"Angel Bivins" wrote:
Does anyone know how to insert a nonbreaking minus sign? Like if an
author
says -7 to -3 days and you want to keep the minus always with the 7.
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